Honey, known for centuries as a topical treatment for a wide range of wounds, has recently
known a revival in modern wound care. The objective of this systematic review is to evaluate …

This review is written in memory of Professor Peter Molan, who published a paper in the
Journal of Wound Care in 1999 describing the therapeutic properties of honey in relation to …

It is not the presence of microorganisms, but their interaction with patients that determines
their influence on wound healing. Documenting this critical but often ignored aspect of the …

Few involved in wound care will have escaped the considerable interest which has been
generated by the resurgence in honey. Equally, there will be many clinicians around the …

Purpose: To report outcomes of a randomized trial on the role of “active” Manuka honey on
eyelid surgical wound healing. Method: Prospective, randomized, single-blinded study was …

Methods Databases were searched from 2008 to June 2012 and two authors independently
selected randomised controlled trials (RCTs) and quasi-RCTs for review. Studies involving …

Honey, like all natural products used therapeutically, varies from batch to batch in the level
of the bioactive components responsible for the therapeutic effects.• At present …

Historically, remedies for infectious diseases were largely derived from natural products. The
development of antiseptics provided a means to reduce infections, but it was the availability …

Mode of Action................................................................................................. 312 Efficacy on
Biofilms.......................................................................................... 312 Xylitol …